Day 1
San Marco
- 9:00San MarcoSight
- 10:30San MarcoSight
- 13:00San MarcoSight
- 15:30San MarcoSight
- 18:00RialtoWalk
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Day 2
The Grand Canal and Dorsoduro
- 9:30Vaporetto line 1 along the Grand CanalGrand CanalTransfer
- 11:00DorsoduroSight
- 14:00DorsoduroSight
- 16:30DorsoduroSight
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Day 3
Rialto and Cannaregio
- 8:30RialtoSight
- 10:30CannaregioSight
- 13:00Venetian GhettoCannaregioWalk
- 16:00Fondamenta della MisericordiaCannaregioWalk
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Venice questions
Is three days enough for Venice?
Three days covers the main areas if you move efficiently each morning. A 72-hour vaporetto pass (about 45 euros) saves buying single tickets.
Do I need to book St Mark's Basilica tickets ahead?
Yes, reserve timed entry slots online at least one week before arrival. Skip-the-line tickets cost 6 euros extra and prevent waits of over an hour.
How do I travel between San Marco and Dorsoduro?
Take vaporetto line 1 from San Marco Vallaresso to Accademia in eight minutes. A single ticket costs 9.50 euros and lasts 75 minutes.
When should I visit Rialto Market?
Go between 8:30 and 11:00 for the freshest produce and fewest crowds. The market is closed on Sundays, and the fish market is also closed on Mondays.
